Violence between protesters and police continues to escalate. The Venezuelan attorney general's office estimates that more than 125 people have been killed since clashes began in April and at least 16 are dead since Sunday.

How are Venezuelan expatriates living in San Antonio affected by this political turmoil? What's next for the embattled country and what are the potential implications for Latin America?

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